Just gotta thank you guys for finally fixing the annoying old problem of visible task icons for running non-minimized programs and also unnecessary task icons for running dock shortcuts! (When you previously clicked on a shortcut, the program appeared on the taskbar AND the arrow appeared under the shorcut. Which was just silly, because you only need the arrow Now it finally functions properly visually just
Just upgraded to WB5 (4.95(b).012). Mostly everything seems to work all right, but the 1-pixel borders I had on my skin don't work anymore. Now I have the standard, wider window borders, which I hate The skin I'm using is Milk Redux converted from the MSI style with Skin Studio. I hope this is a bug and not a feature of the new system, as then I will have to downgrade And BT
For YEARS I've been searching for a hotkey app that would allow me to bind a key to minimize all windows except the active one... Finally you guys did it! Thank you thank you. Now my life is better even when not using my Mac
There's one slightly annoying feature which I'd really like to see fixed. I use a Mac at home and a Windows PC at work. Therefore I've customized my windows to minimize when double-clicking on the titlebar. This works just great EXCEPT for console windows, which do a "shade"... Yeah it's not that big a deal, but when it happens a couple times every single day, it starts to really get to you... And it shouldn't be hard to fix, right? <img src="smiles/Sm
Yeah true... It isn't exactly easy to copy Mac behavior, where a program isn't linked to its window in the same way.. And the dock isn't that clearly separated into shortcuts and tasks.. And open windows don't show on the dock, unless minimized. I think I need some sleep now
In the Mac dock, the "running" arrow appears under a shortcut to show that it is running. In ObjectDock the arrow appears AND the program icon also appears in the taskbar area. This defeats the whole purpose of the arrows IMHO... If there is a shortcut for a program in the dock, then only the arrow should appear and the program should be hidden from the taskbar. Having running programs twice on the dock takes lots of space and is not very useful...
Hey people, First of all, thanks for this great piece of software! Object Dock Plus has actually managed to replace the standard taskbar in my laptop permanently in heavy-duty daily work use. It's the first one of its kind that has managed to do it after years of toying with different apps. This is because it's really well integrated into Windows and, well, actually works quite reliably and quickly <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smil
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